Hi
this is the first time I've ever tried a chat room if thats what its called so bear with me.
I have a 2001 SL 500 silver arrow. The electric roof and roll bar do strange things and someone out there might know why.
The battery is now kept charged with a trickle charger so there is always plenty of charge in it. When the vehicle has been parked up for a while and you go to it the soft roof won't lower even after starting the engine. However if you switch off and restart it will.
Also when the vehicle has been parked up for just a few minutes (and switched off) the roll bar flips up to a halfway position and won't move when you operate the raise/lower switch. The only thing to do is to start up, switch off and restart again and go through the complete roof open/close procedure and then it will lower on the switch.
In the past I had allowed the battery to go flat and used jump leads to start it. I've been told that this might have damaged the brains causing the soft roof problem, but the roll bar flipping is only quite a recent fault.
Any ideas??
this is the first time I've ever tried a chat room if thats what its called so bear with me.
I have a 2001 SL 500 silver arrow. The electric roof and roll bar do strange things and someone out there might know why.
The battery is now kept charged with a trickle charger so there is always plenty of charge in it. When the vehicle has been parked up for a while and you go to it the soft roof won't lower even after starting the engine. However if you switch off and restart it will.
Also when the vehicle has been parked up for just a few minutes (and switched off) the roll bar flips up to a halfway position and won't move when you operate the raise/lower switch. The only thing to do is to start up, switch off and restart again and go through the complete roof open/close procedure and then it will lower on the switch.
In the past I had allowed the battery to go flat and used jump leads to start it. I've been told that this might have damaged the brains causing the soft roof problem, but the roll bar flipping is only quite a recent fault.
Any ideas??